Brilliant clarifications, thanks George! :-)
Dave Crossland wrote:
Is this in otf? I know of TTC files but never saw one.
Not in OTF
TTC files are apparently designed for fonts that share common glyphs -
*not* for multiple font styles (normal-bold-italic) in a single font
file. (The example usually given for TTC fonts is CJK fonts
Is this in otf? I know of TTC files but never saw one.
Regards, Dave
On 22 May 2009, 5:24 PM, Ben Weiner b...@readingtype.org.uk wrote:
Hi there,
Has anyone got a sample font file that contains more than one variant (say,
both roman and italic)? I'd like to test the new OFLB site against it.
Hi, Ben,
The Debian CJK project files are TTC. But they don't contain
normal/italic/bold/etc/ variants. Instead, there are glyph variants
that are relevant to Chinese vs. Japanese typographic tradition
differences.
I don't know of any Libre TTC files. Maybe something designed for
Apple OS X,
Hi,
Ed Trager wrote:
Hi, Ben,
The Debian CJK project files are TTC. But they don't contain
normal/italic/bold/etc/ variants. Instead, there are glyph variants
that are relevant to Chinese vs. Japanese typographic tradition
differences.
Eek. I should try them out then ;-)
I don't know of
